LUCKY Portable Wireless Fish Finder for Shore Fishing

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LUCKY Portable Wireless Fish Finder for Shore Fishing

LUCKY Portable Wireless Fish Finder for Shore Fishing

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Price: £9.9
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x AA battery box with switch (This is added by ourselves as we think its the best way to power the signal box!) inch ips screen visual fish finder]-this fish finder is mainly composed of a 4.3-inch ips screen display host and an ip68 waterproof lens to form an underwater camera system. it is a good helper for those who like to fish and breeders: help you observe underwater terrain , monitoring fish, you can also clearly see whether the fish bites the hook through it, making ... Despite being small enough to fit in your hand, the unit has powerful sonar that can sink to an astonishing 328ft depth to collect information that will help you outwit the finned prey.

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Impressive specs - our portable sonar fish finder boasts high-level specs that help you make the most of each trip! casting far out to 165 ft / 50 m and also deep down to 165 ft / 50 m with a 40° sonar beam for ultimate accuracy and coverage. this under water fish finder also has a night fishing mode.Multi-Purpose design is compatible with various fishing applications, including freshwater & saltwater fishing and ice fishing. Smart technology - use innovative, cutting-edge technology to your advantage with our fish finders & depth finders. by generating its own wi-fi, our start depth fish finder won't eat up your mobile data and automatically saves every scan with time and location for easy revisits! wide range of depth】- user selectable meter or feet readings.range of depth readout from 0.7 meters up to 100 meters.

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From what I can see, the metallic square that look like a potentiometer just beside is probably the "Ceramic discriminator" mention in the datasheet. Some sort of reference for the sonar signal I guess?My problem is I have no clue of where I can take the data out of the HT chip and if I will need to condition the signal for the arduino? device for GPS, Fishfinder, Echosounder, Compass and battery indication and all displayed in a color screen!

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Tags two fish sizes under and over 38 cm. ibobber syncs with ios 6.0, 7.0 and 8.1 operating systems (apple). phone and tablets for android (v4.3), using bluetooth smart v4.0.Do you think that the data are produce in the HT or maybe the HT only receive the numbers from another chip and just drive the LCD? In such case, my point would be to connect on the data in pin of the HT not on the data out to lcd pinssssss. Finally, can someone explain my the basic of coil inductor (the 2 metallic square coil on the board). I google about this. They have 5 pin. 3 on one side and 2 on the other. I think the 3 pins are like potentiometer that allow to adjust the coil inductance value. The other end is fix and will act like a transformer? In any case, both coil inductor are not clearly connected to an IC. There is some transistors in between. I try to follow the signal path but my misunderstanding of the 5 pin vs the transducer input make this job much harder. I also think that the inductor on the rigth is only for reference signal since I don't see any connection with the transducer while the other one is connected to the transducer. Wave rider motion responsive design: one of the most essential deeper accessories. adjusts by up to 20cm while mounted, allowing deeper sonar to remain on the surface to ensure constant connectivity with your smartphone. I took a different example of the same "brand" of fishfinder apart, and was daunted by a separate small circuit board that has at least 3 tuned circuits, and several different connections to the micro. That was too much of a challenge for me, but yours looks a lot simpler. You will almost certainly need an oscilloscope to trace the signal paths.



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